that stock is down you got sturm ruger.ock is down vista outdoor maybe less well known but that is a maker of a lot of things including some of the leading bullet companies like federal premium and spear they mike bike helmets as well but they make a lot of ammunition so we're seeing sturm ruger, the company formerly known as smith & wesson down a number of percent. vista is down 1% as well so a different vibe in trading reaction than we've seen in years past that may be indicative of a different social movement going on right now, guys and just breaking moments ago, we've seen a few companies that cut ties with nra related discounts or associations with the national rifle association symantec, the latest tweeting this just very simply, symantec stopped its discount program with the national rifle association. that makes a number of companies, guys, that have gone ahead and said we're ending any kind of a business relationship that we have with the nra. we'll bring more on the stocks and more if we get the companies ending

vironment to be launching new products part new product sales made up thirty percent of the sales and sturm ruger is the latest quarter which includes two new pistoles and a first station rifle now although some firearm company chief executives are fearful others are hopeful thanks for that report preceded actually. and time now for a quick break but hang with us because when we return natasha sweet tells us about the new owner of the iconic los angeles times plus the second part of my interview with indian minister katie ramma role and before we go i have a few thoughts about climate change science and civility as we go to break here are the numbers at the closing bell. apply to many clubs over the years so i know the guy even saw you guys. football isn't only about what happens on the pitch put a funnel school it's about the passion from the fans it's the age of the superman each a billionaire owners and spend each image of the twenty million one player. it's an experience like nothing else i want to be true so i want to share what i think what i know about the beautiful guy a great so what cha

vironment to be launching new products part new product sales made up thirty percent of the sales and sturm ruger is the latest quarter which includes two new pistoles and a first station a rifle now although some firearm company chief executives are fearful others are hopeful thanks for that report preceded it. and time now for a quick break but hang with us because when we return natasha sweet tells us about the new owner of the iconic los angeles times plus the second part of my interview with indian minister katie rammer role and before we go i have a few thoughts about climate change science and civility as we go to break here are the numbers at the closing bell. plus the money for the sports studios in the studio yes in most of the snowboarding one of them is one of the. beautiful yes good in the bush people are going to push you in but you most of them close of them as material to my gym i do you know but then you know my mother goes with the story of the. system to me now will some day and some the muzzle on me the spot of the video the dog you'll see yes and you'll see a little. book of

shares of american outdoor brands fall more than 1 percent in premarket trading, while sturm, ruger &ber of cars, distractions rise . . . .car insurance prices have been on a rocky road. the national average cost of car insurance this year is $1,427, a 20% increase from 2011. state by state, the smallest increase took place in north carolina, the biggest in michigan. while low oil prices and an increase in jobs have been a boon for americans, they've also led to more cars on the road and a higher frequency of accidents. the result: insurance goes up. hmore technology also increases instances of distracted driving, which claimed 3,477 lives in 2015,. around 391,000 people were injured as a result. amazon is spending $1 billion to buy doorbell-camera startup ring . . . a 'shark tank' reject that turned into a massive success story. amazon is acquiring ring, which makes smart doorbells with video cameras. the $1 billion deal that could help amazon enmesh further into consumers' homes and lay the framework for a high-tech pipeline that delivers retail goods and groceries straight to them.

sturm ruger and american outdoor brands to the downside.companies and going to reach out to them after the florida school shooting to understand their response to the shooting. issue for blackrock in doing that, it can't simply sell the stocks because they're part of larger indexes. if you own an index fund, the s&p 500 index, russell 2000 index fund, whatever it may be, you expect to own all of the stocks. blackrock spokesman ed sweeney told me, given our inability to sell shares in an index, even if we disagree with management, we focus on engaging with the company, understanding how they're responding to society's expectations of them, we will be engaging with weapons manufacturers and distributors to understand their response to recent events. now the thing is what if their no response, i'm told to watch the next couple of shareholder meetings for the big companies, where a big stockholder like blackrock could exert influence. we have that. on the consumer company side we have pressure building, neil, here's a tweet from first national

guns but is not the case we're seeing american out door brands and they are smith and wesson and sturm ruger both down. and another company with less attention, vista outdoor they own a lot of things brands like bell bicycle helmets and bushnell but they own federal and peer and powder company cci. another angle of the gun control story, companies ending the business relationship with the national rifle association met life and chub cut ties and met life saying we value our customers but decided to end our discount with nra. and the first national bank of omaha and we'll have more headlines if and when they do. >> thank you malcolm turnbull is at the white house with a large contingent of australian ceo's one of sebastian, the ceo of rio tinto and he met with gary cohn, director of the national economic council welcome to "power lunch." >> so let me set the scene here. let me say a few words around rio tinto to make sure they understand we've been here for 120 years and one of the largest mining companies. the us is very important i would say the usa and canada together, because we see it as

and you can see right now it's really sturm and ruger down 4.75% and american outdoor brands down 3.33%utdoor brands is the one that makes the ar-15 rifle that is in question here. if you need a tiebreaker here, and i don't know how any companies are looking at this, but here is somebody who stuck up for the kids on this. >> i have been heartened to see children across this country using their voices to speak out and try to create change. they're our future, and they deserve a voice. liz: we will be watching this developing story. in the meantime, the dow is still down about 182 points, and we've got 39 minutes before we hear that closing bell ring. lots of red on the screen at the dow 30, you can see that here, but intel solidly at the top in the green leading the dow after citigroup said intel's the top chip stock you should own this yearyou are so inclined to buy semiconductor stocks. ing intel hitting -- that's a 17-year high on the news, $50.01. chipotle off the chopping block after baird upgrades the mexican grill to outperform with a price target of $400. this from 315. right now